HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln

On March 19, 2024, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) worked with the University of Nebraska - Lincoln to discuss student exchanges which would offer a myriad of future opportunities for students to experience an international study environment.
 

Representatives of HUTECH included Assoc. Prof. Bui Xuan Lam - Vice Chairman; Dr. Ly Thien Trang - Vice President; Dr. Nguyen Chi Thang - Vice Director in charge of the Institute of International Education; Ms. Nguyen Lan Huong - Vice Director of the Institute of International Education. For the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, there were Dr. Laurie A. Miller - Associate Dean of Undergraduate Programs and Curriculum, Office of the Dean Blayne Sharpe - Director of International Recruitment, and Office of Admissions Global Affairs Katia Duszenko - International Recruitment Specialist, Office of Admissions.
 

HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 16
HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 24
HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 29

HUTECH representatives
 

HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 38
HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 46
HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 51

Representatives of University of Nebraska - Lincoln
 

During the meeting, Ms. Nguyen Lan Huong briefly introduced HUTECH, training programs of the Institute of International Education, academic and extracurricular activities, career opportunities, etc. Also, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bui Xuan Lam mentioned sending HUTECH students to the U.S. to join the IT major, international training programs, tuition fees, etc. in addition to receiving international students to study at HUTECH for one semester free of charge.
 

HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 67
HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 71
HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 75

The discussion took place at Saigon Campus
 

HUTECH welcomed University of Nebraska - Lincoln 85

HUTECH representatives gave gifts to those of University of Nebraska - Lincoln
 

Furthermore, the University of Nebraska - Lincoln’s representatives made a short presentation about their university, which is a world-class prestigious institution with 25,000 students, ranking 38th in undergraduate level training and 6th in the field of Biology, etc. As a result, the university desired to partner with HUTECH to mutually exchange students and do scientific research in the future. Ultimately, the meeting ended with many promising opportunities for both universities to experience a long-term and sustainable collaboration.

 

News: Diem Huong

Images: Hoang Nam

Translator: Tuyet Nhu

 
14615948
Other news
HUTECH strengthens international collaboration through Erasmus+ partnership with WSB Merito University in Wrocław Recently, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) held a meeting and signed a cooperation agreement under the Erasmus+ framework with...
HUTECH partners with Taya Canvas to expand scholarships and career opportunities for Chinese Studies students On March 10, the cooperation signing ceremony between Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) and Taya Canvas Vietnam Co., Ltd. took...
HUTECH signs MoU with George Mason University to strengthen Vietnam–US academic connections In order to expand international learning and research opportunities for students and faculty members, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology...
HUTECH ranks 4th among 68 universities and research institutions in Vietnam in the SCImago Institutions Rankings 2026 Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) continues to strengthen its presence on the academic map by rising to 4th place among 68...
HUTECH and the University of Auckland expand international transfer opportunities Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) recently held a working session with representatives from the University of Auckland (UoA, New...
The Faculty of Japanese Studies strengthens corporate connections and expands opportunities for students With the aim of enhancing corporate engagement, promoting collaborative education, and broadening career opportunities for students, on March 3,...
×